Sentence examples for stricter position from inspiring English sources

House Democrats suggested a range of remedies, including higher margin requirements and stricter position limits.

Gregory Crocetti, a Melbourne-based microbiologist who has worked on Friends of the Earth Australia's nanosilver campaign, takes a stricter position.

He also agreed that local rabbinates could adopt stricter positions than his, but they apparently accepted that they would not be allowed to force shopkeepers to abide by their stringency.

Last week, The A.P. took an unusually strict position against quotation of its work, sending a letter to the Drudge Retort asking it to remove seven items that contained quotations from A.P. articles ranging from 39 to 79 words.

Use of the law might be the last option left to force the software giant to rethink its strict position on allowing law enforcement to gain access to their encrypted devices.

The strict position thus cannot be what the behaviorists really mean.

That gives state authorities considerable leeway, and some have decided to take a strict position.

In her Sunday evening interview, she pledged that her government would take a "very strict position" in ongoing talks on European Union-wide data rules.

There are problems with such a strict position, including the threat of the infinite regress that arises if the strict Evidentialist also requires that we believe that we have sufficient evidence for all of our beliefs.

Another reason Rawls gives for such a "thick" veil of ignorance is that it is designed to be a strict "position of equality" (TJ 12/11) that represents persons purely in their capacity as free and equal moral persons.

Yet amid all this altruism the Australian government is still affirming its strict position on immigration.